Vietnam's Top Leader Seeks Japanese Capital for Infrastructure Projects
During his visit to Japan, Vietnamese President Tô Lâm urged Japanese financial institutions to cooperate in raising long-term capital for major infrastructure projects, including high-speed rail, ports, energy, and digital infrastructure, aiming to attract private funding beyond state budgets.
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